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1. Because the convicted felon told him to, why else.

Thu Jan 16, 2025, 11:25 AM

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Why did Speaker Johnson oust his own party's Intelligence Committee chair? [View all] LetMyPeopleVote Yesterday OP

Because the convicted felon told him to, why else. republianmushroom Yesterday #1

Widdle Mikey does what he's told...nt wcmagumba Yesterday #2

He voted to certify Biden as the winner of election. travelingthrulife Yesterday #6

The felon demanded it and Johnson obeyed. Deuxcents Yesterday #4

Oh, the complicity!!! FeelingBlue Yesterday #5

Because the oly thing that matters now is what Trump wants. Happy Hoosier Yesterday #7

Mike Turner is not slimy, creepy, crooked enough for Trump? Irish_Dem Yesterday #8

Speaker Johnson is AFRAID of Trump--simple as that. riversedge Yesterday #10

A little too much integrity. moondust Yesterday #11

Because of Turner's support for Ukraine. sinkingfeeling Yesterday #12

By hollowing out the intelligence agencies... liberalgunwilltravel Yesterday #13

mike johnson OuacthitaDem 23 hrs ago #14

Timothy Johnson is not Mike Johnson Bernardo de La Paz 22 hrs ago #15

How is he connected to Johnson? n/t Lulu KC 2 hrs ago #21

In case you're wondering why Mike Turner was booted from Intel👇👇👇 LetMyPeopleVote 21 hrs ago #16

+1. That was a no-no dalton99a 21 hrs ago #17

. dalton99a 21 hrs ago #18

Seems a lot of Repug voters, even those in Congress, may start having voter's allegorical oracle 20 hrs ago #20